socio-economic 社会经济学的
- "Without jobs and without much hope for jobs," he said, "the new 'immobiles' are caught in a downward socio-economic spiral unprecedented for urban dwellers in this country."
- The illegal drug use in pregnancy "cuts across racial and socio-economic lines and maternal age groups, especially since cocaine has become so popular," said Dr. Elaine M. Johnson, director of the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention.
- Our drama is that a load of current problems and acute socio-economic are pressing hard on us.
- Basically it is a socio-economic problem. How Tunisia has approached the problem. Our approach has been multi-dimensional and we have avoided making only a security response, although of course we have applied the law.
- We want our public life in all aspects _ socio-economic, political, moral, ecological, and in the sphere of human rights and freedoms _ to be worthy of a human being.
- The High Command remains extremely reluctant to deal with the socio-economic problems of lower-echelon officers.
- Despite these improvements, we do not anticipate any substantial socio-economic disruption to the communities that are closely linked with bases recommended for closure.
- This is true even in manufacturing industry, although Japan and Germany are challenging its dominance in particular sectors. America retains many other socio-economic advantages.
- But again, the question is whether they vote in sufficient numbers to make a difference. Cutting across all the socio-economic divides must be the public's assessment of the character of the candidates themselves.
- Two years ago, the union adopted a resolution calling for an end to academic tracking "based on socio-economic status, race, or sex." Today's report came from a task force appointed then to study the issue further.
- The Philippines Chamber of Commerce and Industry is forecasting between 2 and 2.5 per cent. Mr Cielito Habito, the socio-economic planning secretary, recently insisted that the growth goal could still be achieved.
- These ex-pats soon discover that with some technical training, a western education, English fluency and a white skin they are top of the pecking order. In demographic speak a C2 is treated like an A or B socio-economic group member.
- "When teens are in need, no matter what their socio-economic status, they contact their peers," said psychiatrist Dr. Terry D. Lipton, president of The Center for the Study of Young People in Groups and co-founder of Teen Line.
- "For the first time since (Duvalier's departure) everybody has unanimously rejected the socio-economic policy of the government," opposition leader Hubert De Ronceray told The Associated Press.
- In fact, substantial research shows that other factors such as age, education, socio-economic and marital status are crucial factors that he fails to acknowledge.
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